Hey astronomy cast fans, Fraser here. Let's talk bucket lists. I don't know what you, but Iceland

is one of the places I've always wanted to go see the auroras. And finally, we're putting it together.

Dr. Paul Metz, Sutter and I are going to be going to Iceland. February 6th to 12th, 2018. We're

going to be hanging out with you, taking pictures of auroras, touring around Iceland. It's going to

be the trip of a lifetime. So if you want to join us, we don't have a lot of slots open, go to

pmsutter.com slash trips. And it should forward you on to the Iceland trip. Go ahead and fill

that information. We've got until August 2017 to make a reservation. So if this is in any way

interesting to you, as interesting to you as it is to me, go on and go to pmsutter.com slash trips.

And let us know that Fraser sent you.

The astronomy cast episode 439, Terraforming Earth. Welcome to astronomy cast,

our weekly facts based journey view of the cosmos, where we help you understand

only what we know, but how we know what we know. My name is Fraser Kane. I'm the publisher of

university today and with me is Dr. Pamela Gay, the director of technology and citizen science

he'd be a stressed owl. I couldn't do it. Do you want to start over completely?

I do want to start over. Yeah, although maybe you can just put that right into the show.

Yeah, I know you don't we keep going. We keep going. Check. Okay, don't cut this out.

Dr. Pamela Gay, the director of technology and citizen science at the astronomical

society of the Pacific and the director of cosmquest. Hey, Pamela, you're doing.

I'm doing well. How are you doing? Good. As you can hear, I'm not quite fully

versed on the new title, but I'll get there. I'll get there. It's long. I went from having a really

long institutional name, having a really long title. So it balances. I've got one sort of thing

to talk about, which is, well, two things, but Twitch just created communities. And so one of

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